Dallas Eagles 10 0 0 0 beat Minnesota 10 in Dallas
Dallas beat Minnesota 10 to 0 after a first quarter and a strong rushing effort led by R Smith for Minnesota. Dak Aikman passed for 286 yards while Ismail led Dallas receivers with 163 yards. Minnesota’s George threw for 212 yards and Moss had 127 receiving yards.
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NBA Scores Snapshot From Saturday Games
Results across the league show New Jersey edged Miami 90 89 Cleveland beat New York 89 86 Minnesota defeated Detroit 110 105 Dallas over Atlanta 95 85 Chicago toppled Boston 96 79 Utah beat Houston 103 87 San Antonio routed Orlando 127 92 Denver edged Charlotte 97 92 Milwaukee topped Washington 130 129 Lakers over Seattle 110 100 Portland beat Phoenix 96 91 Clippers defeated Indiana 107 94 Sunday and Tuesday matchups listed with several late games omitted
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NFL Playoff Glance With Wild Card Results and Schedule
Wild Card games on Jan 8 and 9 produced Tennessee 22 over Buffalo 16, Washington 27 over Detroit 13, Minnesota 27 over Dallas 10, and Miami 20 over Seattle 17. Divisional round set for Jan 15 and 16 with Miami at Jacksonville, Washington at Tampa Bay, Minnesota at St. Louis, and Tampa Bay at Indianapolis. Conference championships on Jan 30 with times to be announced. Pro Bowl on Feb 6.
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Baseball and basketball notes from Associated Press
Transactions across leagues include Indians, Athletics, Rays minor league and term deals. Harrisburg Senators name Jerry Reuss pitching coach. Charleston RiverDogs name Charlie Montoya manager. Cavs Langdon on injured list. Hendrickson on 10-day. Mavericks Damier Jones 10-day. Warriors James Thomas 10-day. Mills and Ratliff injured list items. International: Billings Rimrockers sign Mathis Donta. Rochester Skeeters sign Maurice Carter and Casey O Keefe.
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Charlie Montoya
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Maurice Carter
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Evening sports slate features men’s college basketball and NBA
Monday highlights show Georgetown versus St John’s at 7 PM ESPN and Texas at Connecticut at 9 PM ESPN with Utah at San Diego State later, plus a late midnight Utah at San Antonio NBA game. Also NHL action Phoenix visiting New York Islanders at 7:30 PM ESPN2 and a delayed tape America's Cup challenge semifinals race 9 in Auckland New Zealand at 12:30 AM ESPN2.
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NFL Fines Steelers T Wayne Gandy for Shoving Referee
NFL fined Pittsburgh Steeler tackle Wayne Gandy $20,000 for shoving referee Tom White during the Jan. 2 game against the Tennessee Titans. In other sports stories, teams announced roster moves across hockey and baseball, including signings, recalls, waivers, and injuries.
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Peter Cava
Mikhail Kravets
Dayton Bombers
Jamie Fawcett
Greenville Garrows
Sergei Tkachenko
Jay Panzer
Huntington Blizzard
David Oliver
Andrew Pearsall
Johnstown Chiefs
Kevin Keller
Paul DeFrancesco
Toledo Storm
Jeff White
Trenton Titans
Marty Phillips
Major League Contract Moves Across Teams
A flurry of moves shows Terry Shumpert and Doug Henry re-signed, Tony Eubesio and Orel Hershiser signed to new deals, and players across the league including Jose Hernandez, Graeme Lloyd, and Pat Borders inked multi year contracts. Free agents remain, with 56 players eligible for salary arbitration and rosters updating through January.
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Associated Press
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Russ Springer
Atlanta
Brian Hunter
Rudy Seanez
Rhp
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Joe Girardi
New York Yankees
Ricky Gutierrez
Houston
Brian Williams
Cincinnati
Mark Lev
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Jerry Dipoto
The
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Brent Mayne
San Francisco
Terry Shumpert
Scott Servais
Tony Eubesio
Doug Henry
Dwight Gooden
Cleveland
Jose Hernandez
Montreal
Graeme Lloyd
Ihp
Toronto
Todd Zeile
Philadelphia
Mike Jackson
Jeff Brantley
Pittsburgh
Dale Sveum
Wil Cordero
Redskins face tough Bucs front as Davis eyes return
Washington's Stephen Davis battles ankle and knee injuries after a sprained knee ligament sidelined him early in the second quarter against Indianapolis. Davis left with 119 yards and two TDs on his resume, while backup Skip Hicksproduced modest gains. Teammate Heck is likely done for the season after a torn hamstring. Turner remains hopeful Davis will play against Tampa Bay, praising the Bucs’ quick defensive line of Sapp, Jones, Ahanotu and Culpepper.
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Dolphins edge Seahawks as Marino battles to keep title hopes alive
Miami and Seattle traded scores in a tight playoff clash. Marino led a second half scoring drive, finishing with a 1 yard TD pass to Gadsden and remaining in contention for a first Super Bowl ring since 1984. Johnson's riskier calls sparked late controversy.
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Landry to stay in hospital amid AML treatment
Former Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry, 75, remains hospitalized at Baylor University Medical Center for several weeks after finishing chemotherapy for acute myeloid leukemia. The Lisa Landry Childress Foundation hotline notes his strength and that his immune system must recover before discharge.
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Brazilian Jose Silva Wins Walt Disney World Marathon
Defending champion is beaten as Brazilian Jose Silva outruns countryman and two time defending champion Santiago de Araujo in the 23rd mile at Walt Disney World Marathon in Orlando. Silva finished 2 hours 25 minutes 40 seconds, 4 minutes 23 seconds ahead of Araujo, in his first U S marathon and first U S victory. Viva Brazil was shouted after the finish as he wrapped himself in a Brazilian flag.
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Vancouver Grizzlies Top Raptors 107 97 in matinee win
Shareef Abdur-Rahim scored 29 points with 15 of 16 from the line as Vancouver beat Toronto 107-97. Grizzlies improved to 5-6 under Lionel Hollins while extending road success. Dickerson led Vancouver with 21 points and Harrington added 18, Carter posted 20 points and 10 rebounds for Toronto.
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Tracy McGrady
Palacio
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Vince Carter
Hokies Fall to Dayton in A-10 Opener
Dayton beat Virginia Tech 62 50 in AYTON Ohio as Tony Asianis hit a late 3 pointer and Dayton sank 10 straight free throws in the final minute to seal the win. Dayton improves to 11 2 overall and 1 0 in A 10 while Virginia Tech drops to 6 7 and 0 2. Hall led Dayton with 14 points, Stanley 12, Ashman 10 and 10 rebounds. Chase led Tech with 15 points in his sixth game since eligibility.
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Edwin Young
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Miracle moments in NFL history cementing postseason lore
The piece recalls pivotal late NFL playoff moments including the Cowboys win at Minnesota on a last-minute Staubach pass to Pearson, the Bills comeback against the Oilers led by Reich and Christie's OT FG, and evokes reaction from players about justice and the sting of historic losses.
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